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The MFCEO Project

Is getting stabbed good for business? In this first conversation of the podcast, Andy Frisella, CEO of Supplement Superstores and 1st Phorm International, explains the purpose of the podcast and shares how he was brutally stabbed, left for dead, but eventually recovered and learned the importance of overcoming adversity for success in business and life. The key is to develop a mindset that knows how &ldquo;to turn adversity&nbsp;into an asset.&rdquo; &nbsp;This is a provocative, motivating conversation that drives home what all successful people have in common: the ability to find the good in the bad.

The Power Of Perspective, with Andy Frisella - MFCEO1

Andy&nbsp;shares his manifesto on money and explains why making money matters. &nbsp;He dispels myths about money and shares principles for earning more of it. &nbsp;Money is not the root of all evil, he explains, and pursuing wealth can be a noble goal. &nbsp;When it comes to business and entrepreneurialism, however, how much money you make will be directly connected to how much value you bring to the world.

Making Money Matters, with Andy Frisella - MFCEO2

Truly successful entrepreneurs are ethical business people. From &ldquo;giving what you want to get&rdquo; to &ldquo;treating your team well,&rdquo; doing the right thing is a good thing--and good for business.

Be An Ethical Entrepreneur, with Andy Frisella - MFCEO3

Peer pressure can make you or break you. &nbsp;Your peer group largely determines your success in both business and life. &nbsp;So it is critical to choose your friends wisely. &nbsp;Do they influence you to dominate--or do nothing?

Peer Pressure Will Help You Dominate or Do Nothing, with Andy Frisella - MFCEO4

Good sales skills aren’t just for sales people.  They are essential for success in life.  In this episode, Andy delivers straightforward advice on developing a sales strategy and being successful in sales, from starting with a good product to keeping the main thing front and center:  helping people.

Straight Talk on Sales, with Andy Frisella - MFCEO5

In a famous scene in Rocky 3, Apollo Creed tells Rocky Balboa, "There is no tomorrow!" Why do people procrastinate their commitment to greatness? Why do they put off until tomorrow the excellence they could achieve today? Andy Frisella and the MFCEO crew discuss that question and provide tips for defeating procrastination and dominating your life without wasting another 24 hours.

Don't Procrastinate Your Greatness, with Andy Frisella - MFCEO69

Farokh Sarmad, better known as @farokhgoodlife, is a college-age entrepreneur and social media mogul who is killing it on Instagram. In this episode, The MFCEO and crew invite him into the studio to discuss the basics of business and badassery.

Farokh Sarmad, Social Media, and Success, with Andy Frisella - MFCEO68

What is one of the main reasons most people never do anything significant in life? Because their egos don't allow them to be seen doing something poorly. &nbsp;They never want people to see them experiencing loss or failure. According to Andy Frisella, you have to be willing to do something badly for awhile before you become good--and eventually great--at it. &nbsp;That is the natural path to excellence--and success.

You Will Do Something Badly Before You're a Badass, with Andy Frisella - MFCEO70

The MFCEO Project isn't just about motivation and success. It is committed to a total transformation of our culture, and very little is more critical to the positive development of people than parents. &nbsp;As Father's Day approaches, Andy Frisella and the crew talk to Larry Hagner from the Good Dad Project. It's not enough to be the MFCEO of your life. You have to be the MFCEO of your family, too.

How To Be The MFCEO of Your Family, with Andy Frisella - MFCEO71

There is an epidemic in America. From coast to coast, people think they can put in minimal effort and get maximum results. According to Andy Frisella, it doesn't work that way. Showing up is not enough. To be truly successful, you have to take pride in everything you do, pay attention to the details, and if necessary, go twenty extra miles. Put simply, you need to overachieve.

Showing Up Is Not Enough, with Andy Frisella - MFCEO72

What's the one word that gets mentioned again and again in our popular culture? What's the one word that people use again and again, to the detriment of their own lives? According to The MFCEO, that word is "fair." The entitlement mentality that says "I deserve better "&nbsp;is destructive. Ungrateful people&nbsp;who compare their situation to others and complain are destined to accomplish nothing. No matter who you are and what your background is, you can choose to&nbsp;make the best of the life you have been given.

The One Word That Can Destroy Your Life, with Andy Frisella - MFCEO77

All successful people have at least one thing in common: They know how to make an impact on other people. Whether they are talking to the President of the United States or the bellhop at a low budget hotel, they know how to be friendly, engaging, and how to provide an amazing experience, life-changing experience.  In short: They know how to be memorable.

Successful People Make An Impact, with Andy Frisella - MFCEO78

“Hey, Andy!  Can you give me some special advice for accomplishing my goals and dreams? My situation is unique.”  No.  Stop right there.  According to The MFCEO, nobody’s situation is unique. Everybody has disadvantages.  Everybody faces adversity. Success is hard for everybody. So stop making excuses and get shit done now.



Your Situation Is Not Unique, with Andy Frisella - MFCEO80

The cheesy self-help gurus and self-proclaimed masters of success always repeat the same phrase, "Don't quit. Don't ever quit." Even though it's gotten to be a cliche and is often expressed in a sunshine-and-unicorns way, it is true. Success is hard.  The world doesn't owe you anything.  You are going to have to fight like hell for every inch of progress. Above all, you have to learn how to finish. You must quit quitting.

Quit Quitting, with Andy Frisella - MFCEO84

The difference between people who fail and people who succeed is that the latter are brutally honest with themselves. They don't make excuses for themselves. They don't blame any external factors or circumstances. They execute. They push through. And above all else, the believe they are in control of their lives. And they use that control to accomplish incredible feats that others only dream about.

You Are In Control, with Andy Frisella - MFCEO86

Life is short. We're going to die. So why would you&nbsp;spend your life doing things that you don't want to do, because you are afraid&nbsp;that if you did what you really wanted to do, you might screw everything up? Here's the reality: You're going to make mistakes and screw up either way. If you take the time to think about what you are really afraid of, you can use fear as an advantage.&nbsp;

Thank Your Fear, with Andy Frisella - MFCEO92

Entrepreneur Andy Frisella and his guests discuss, debate, and laugh their way through trending topics and hot-button issues.

(This is also the home of Andy's other show, the top ranked MFCEO Project Podcast.)

Thank Your Fear, with Andy Frisella - MFCEO92

Real AF with Andy Frisella